The final shortlist! 25 cleantech companies now selected for Stockholm Cleantech Venture Day 2009

The 25 companies have been carefully selected out of more than 45 applicants. Important factors in the selection process: the company should have a ready to market product or service, have at least some initial turnover from sales or research and be in an early expansion phase where funding and new investments are necessary for further growth.

The total investment need of the business cases at 2009 years' event is 55- 70 M? (approx. 600 - 780 MSEK). These are the selected companies:

These are the selected companies:

Absolicon Solar Concentrator AB
www.absolicon.com
AltimEco Recycling Technology
www.altimeco.com
Applied Nano Surfaces
www.appliednanosurfaces.com
Bioprocess Control
www.bioprocesscontrol.com
Biowaz
www.biowaz.com
Cortus
www.cortus.se
Danfoss AquaZ
www.danfoss-aquaz.com
Energytower
www.energytower.se
Entrans AB
www.entrans.se
Fionia Lighting A/S
www.fionialighting.dk
FlexiClean
www.flexiclean.eu
Gtherm
http://gtherm.se
Hydra Tidal Energy
www.hydratidal.com
Langlee Wave power
www.langlee.no
Neo Power Technology
www.neoptech.com
NLAB Solar
www.nlabsolar.com
Picoterm AB
www.picoterm.com
Predect
www.predect.se
SEEC AB
www.seec.se
Solarus
www.solarus.se
Suntrica Ltd.
www.suntrica.com
Terranol A/S
www.terranol.com
Watreco
www.watreco.com
WaveEnergy AS
http://waveenergy.no
Vertical Wind
www.verticalwind.se

Joint venture event
Stockholm Innovation and Growth (STING), Stockholm Cleantech Business Network and Cleantech Scandinavia have joined forces to co-organise Stockholm Cleantech Venture Day 2009, which will be held in Stockholm, Kista Science City.

"Stockholm Cleantech Venture Day has established itself as the most important meeting place for entrepreneurs and investors in the field of cleantech. This year we have had the opportunity to make an extraordinary selection of promising companies from all over the Nordic region and throughout most fields of cleantech applications", says Magnus Rehn, Business Coach at Stockholm Innovation & Growth, STING.

"We are certain that the attention on Scandinavian cleantech companies this year is bigger than ever as Sweden holds the EU-presidency leading up to the climate conference in Copenhagen. Investors who are interested in this next mega-industry should definitely be a part of the event", says Aaron Kaplan, project manager for Stockholm Cleantech.

"The main purpose of Stockholm Cleantech Venture Day 2009 is to facilitate access to funding for innovative companies with solutions within clean technologies in the Nordic", says Magnus Agerström at Cleantech Scandinavia. "This years' 25 selected companies are the best Scandinavia has to offer".

About Stockholm Cleantech Venture Day 2009:
http://www.stockholmcleantechventureday.com

About Stockholm Cleantech Business Network:
http://www.stockholmcleantech.com

About STING:
http://www.stockholminnovation.com

About Cleantech Scandinavia:
http://www.cleantechscandinavia.com

For more information about the companies please contact:
Aaron Kaplan, Stockholm Cleantech, +46 704 06 67 20
aaron.kaplan@stockholmcleantech.com

Svetlana Gross, Cleantech Scandinavia, +46 73 940 20 81
svetlana@cleantechscandinavia.com

Magnus Rehn, Stockholm Innovation & Growth (STING), +46 705 12 05 48
magnus.rehn@stockholminnovation.com